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The most active fifth of households earned 11.4% while the market returned 17.9%
Annual returns, 66,465 US households at a large discount broker, February 1991 to January 1997. The gap between the average household's gross and net return is trading costs. The gap between the most active fifth and the market is what turnover does on top of that. The source's own text and tables disagree on one of these figures by half a percentage point.
Across 66,465 US households, the average account returned 16.4% net against a market return of 17.9%, and the most active fifth earned 11.4%. In Taiwan, where every trader is observed, individual trading cost 3.8 percentage points a year.
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